Financial Crisis
Dec 22 2010, Carroll Foundation

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European Union Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso says he will field new proposals by the end of the month to tackle some of the actions of market speculators,...
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Andrew, Tempe
Over the last two years of the housing bubble, Wall Street bankers perpetrated one of the greatest episodes of self-dealing in financial history. Faced with increasing...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
Democrat legislators originally planned to impose a fee of $19billion on banks which were lobbying against their financial overhaul bill. These banks nearly brought the...
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Piia, Helsinki
President Tarja Halonen is concerned that the global economic and financial crisis is threatening UN targets for development in the world’s poorer...
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Erick, Los Angeles
Bank of America Corp. began the year with a much larger profit than expected, as the company benefited from its purchase of Merrill Lynch during the financial...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
For many people the news of Wall Street titan Goldman Sachs being charged this morning by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for financial fraud is sweet...
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Erick, Los Angeles
A record number of U.S. homes were lost to foreclosure in the first three months of this year, a sign banks are starting to wade through the backlog of troubled home...
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The council system in Benue State has been beset by a myriad of problems. The fear is that the third tier of government could collapse. The Sword of Damocles had been...
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Brandon, Rochester
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said Thursday it was bringing civil charges against senior Bank of America executives, including former company CEO Ken Lewis,...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
This year and the preceding marked the worst financial crisis in American history. Some countries, like Britain, actually saw a bank run. Trillions has been lost and...
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Marco Villa, Connecticut
In a not entirely unexpected move, Dubai has for all intents and purposes temporarily defaulted on billions in debt. The city-state has told its creditors to be...
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Shiv, india
Should I call it a miracle turned mirage? Till 2 years back Dubai was the most happening place in the world – a close competitor to New York, London and Singapore....
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Ikramuddin Bahram, Peshawar
Afghan government revealed that the delay in the declaration of August 20 Presidential Elections is costing the country a heavy price in terms of decline in national...
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Chad, Tempe
US President Barack Obama is poised to call on Congress to approve an overhaul of the US regulatory regime. In a speech to mark one year since the collapse of Lehman...
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Roger, Oslo
Norwegian voters appear to have returned their Labor-dominated government to office, narrowly endorsing Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg’s pursuit of expanded public...
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G, Canberra
The problem is not that there is not enough money in the world. The problem is that most of the money is concentrated in so few hands. Money as a concept worked well...
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Yoann, Minneapolis
Critics fret that health care reform would undermine American family values, not least by convening somber death panels to wheel away Grandma as if she were Old...
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Marat, Moscow
Russia’s government has issued a tender for luxury furniture, including a gilded bed, triggering an outcry Wednesday in a country where the economy shrank 10.9...
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With his clean white university sweatshirt and shiny cellphone, Lee Chang-shik looks the part of a manager at a condominium development company, the job that he held...
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The edict, issued from the highest level of China’s government, comes less than six months after China described the short-lived ‘Buy American’ clauses in the US...
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Elliott, Manchester
Georgina Geikie, one of the U.K.’s most promising sharpshooters, is learning the hard way what the long-term cost of the financial crisis can be. Over the past...
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Obama isn’t just ruling on the fate of a single company. A GM bankruptcy could devastate the very economy he is attempting to stabilize By William J. Holstein...
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In order protect the emerging market economies as engines of global growth; there is a firm need to stem the global financial crisis. For that matter, Alistair Darling...
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Israel’s richest man - fortune previously estimated at $6 billion - suffered great loses in 2008 due to the global economic crisis and particularly due to the...
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The G20 London meeting ended with a positive note. The member countries signed the $1trillion deal to end the global economic meltdown. Gordon Brown termed the deal as...
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John, Kampala
Uganda’s central bank whose governor has been always quoted saying that the nation would not be affected by the global financial crisis, is finally feeling the...
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Hariharan Iyyer, Bombay
From what we are seeing at the complete shutdown rather than a meltdown or recession is some very unrealistic steps by the US administration that will end up with the...
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G, Canberra
We are currently enduring a global financial crisis. A crisis, it must be said, borne largely on the wings of corruption, mismanagement, incompetence and greed. The...
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Asokananda Prosad, kharagpur town
Nothing new; we are the same people and the same problems. At home and abroad—at present it is a headache everywhere. Aided by advancement of science actually how far...
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Allan, London
I keep getting letters asking about the economic situation. How it started, affects us and if, and when, it will sort itself out! People keep saying to me; What’s...
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Casey Gierke, belo horizonte
Thomas Friedman recently told us that the world is flat. He of course was referencing the technological advances that have brought the entire world to our fingertips...
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This post was first published in TH!NK ABOUT IT site 25th February 2009. Parliament is a venerable name of democratic institution, one could even suppose that its...
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Karim Khan, Peshawar
Pakistan’s oil industry is going through hard times due to the extant financial crisis but the export of jet fuel to Afghanistan is on a rise and bringing a handsome...
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Karim Khan, Peshawar
Pakistan’s knitwear industry is facing serious problems as knitwear exporting units continue to shut down in the country due to financial reasons. Over 340 knitwear...
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Selin Max, nwj
Nevertheless for now, they’re not going away for the losses, with the help of Bankruptcy Restriction Orders (BROs). BROs ensure That equates to £3,250 per person in...
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